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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

P1af J. ~. Helioa Is ceaFsles-iaE ffo1
= ssysfs a-t4ek Of az<-zfl-i fssef.
HIS B4sa@fz Naisr sAs ese8 etNe3 =
EopekA Ass., - tas .lasss - asr slsssf.
Z. Eksr.s1is. ~ aiger- s4s. is sassrsEin-
iaS hi sIo<aer. =. II. C4rs1e, q Akaaest-
Mrs.. + G. T4eSE. tas sztss. Fs1eFssa last
nixAE fron snort ysslt 0.ss trAsasls II
Ioaia
Ars. sos0a1 an TrsDo sad Daughters la
BE &ad Title. ase tks guests o. Es-4lises IA
lng~rssoil, ga.
Mr. E. O. BrosB, q Wsssriy fzee. is
sntertziaiax hex Aisae Aisss Hsttls Nso
Lev. u Bay CRY.
". < BryanI Miehigsa Trsysling Azeat
cf ibe Minnesota 4 Aoxl1 western Ezilr9zd.
was 10 tosa yesterday.
Mrs. A. ". Casey. Of Adrian. is SisiEiag
a. tss home 0g heF sis.ef irs- James A.
kssen. ~ south U8lon-st.
CsDtsin G4yett ef the c. &. ". n. ruAde
bret tgip - Auskesoa Yesterday On
business connected witn ne rozc-
Nrs. Erxiuz the m0sic te4clsr. has been
called % Southern illinos 6y tas serious
: ulaess Of her sister. Mrs. Burbank.
Mrs. John BroHn aud Mrs. Gibbs. Of Ala.
mo. sbo a<Ts leen the guests OF city Mar
anal Wilson. returned home yesterday.
George ". Hart has returned from De-
| troit where ne weuE 20 attend he forty
ninth welding anniversary Of bis psrents.
Miss Kase Allen, who has been attend
I ing school IA Gs0fgefown, Ontario. for tne
/ past 40 years, Is A. home one = lew weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Helen Roberts Is suffering from the
effects 0f severe fail on the les walk ia
front OF PARK Place. Her shoulder IS sers
ously injured.
Sapt Ksndsn. Prof. Greeso7 and a nun
bar Of teachers iroG the city schools hsy'
been attending the mseting OF the state
/ Teachers Assoc c'atiOn a. Lansing.
Rev. Kerr Tupper mas fully recovered
his health. aud will be III his pulpit a
! usual next Sunday. His many friends wll
be delighted 10 learn OF his complete recoy
cry.
Arthur Cloves. who has been dangerously
! i'll with typhoid fever 81 the residence o.
his parents. AF aud Mrs. J. G.. Cloyss. OF
Lyon ST., is Improving. the fever hayinl
been broken. His friends now anticipst
his complete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassell. OF Lakeview, have
beea spending the holidays with thei
daUeh ehter, Mrs. James W. Moss. On Christ
mas Ar. and Mrs. Mess presented be
mother with fine easy chair and receives
IN return as = souvenir one hundred dollars
Rev. Dr.. Fiuhrer will 90 TO Portland mex
Tuesday wheTe ne will preach IN the even
ing. On Wednesday he will assist in TIA
ordination Of Frank McAlpin, who vii
enter the ministry and take charge Of tn
Uniysssaiist CauIch in Portland
A happy party consisting of Capt. c. w
Eaton. Hon. y. A. Earle, l.. III. Whitney
and others contemplate an extended trip e
South America, sailing from New Yori
about the 18th of January, via Key West
Cuba, Trinidad and other points to Bueno
Ayres.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Installation of omcsrr.

The Sons OF Veterans will hold their in
stalIAtion Of officers at the Armory, and II
PesrI-st. Monday evening next, with the
following programme:
Music By the X OF L Band
Opening Exercises of camp.
Installation OF O13csrs ~ Comrsde samuel White
Installing oficeF
Music by the Pand
enrrss by Major C. " Watkins
.ong Dy Mrs. tirsy and Daughter.
Remarks BY Ge1- ". p IDnes.
Music BY the Band
Eecitafio1 D. Mfs. stevenson.
Song and Cornet Accompaniment -Jas Bright
To1&ys Drill ty Major wilson
8ssic By The Sand
Remarks ~ Col. Samaei Wells
frssrumentsl NgSic n IT. snd Mis- Campbell.
kec taticn by Ms ? n Wnfssns
song by fhs ii fsseS Lin3er4sn and Hinsdale
Music by the Band-
Iauco
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Mexico and the M.xieans.

Prof. Friedrich A. Ober. who delivers his
illustrative lecture on Mexico at Hartman 3
Hall this evening. iectured at Detroit
Thursday night. The Free Press contains
the following comments on the lecture:
An altogether pleasing and entertaining
lecture was given by Prof. Friedrich A.
ObeT. last evening. in the Y. NJ. C. A.
assembly rooms on the subject Mexico
The lecturer told from personal observa-
ton of the habits and customs of the peo-
pie Of Mexican. showing a close familiarity
with the subject, the results of many years
spent Ia careful explorations in that region.
To supplement- his graphic power of des-
criptiOn Mr.. Ober showed eighty stefeocop-
teal pictures Illustrative of the subject, of
such merit as to ehci. repeated applause,
His pictures were illustrative of the re-
markable mountain formations. geography,
yeget0tion, cities, particularly scenes ia th e
City Of Mexico, types of the people, etc.
Every seat IN the houss was occupied and
many were obliged 10 stand
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

EA~ o4fls Ressissa ~ sA. tnksss Rs.sss
ksat Asso<lz4toa


TEE iaeies of ths l. 4. A vo4i1 fhank
thes KID islsnas sna pssroas fer glsts
ua@es 6asng N0seaaesr. sall1oaal fasaks-
sssing c9n2uons. sna fasors gisss oarsas
Deesms@r Oas eorEeetien q paellshsd
sksglsing acknowledgment . slso
z4zds.
Cssh-seeona Baptist uasoa Thsaksxiv-
lsg Offering si973. PiAlaasid ATenos lon-
gfs<aliozzi caaEeh. $50 including % ceats
fFom Plzi1hsii ATsaEs scA09s. Ws2lsby
Assaas ehGFca. - - CGlssfsAiist caoEch,
! Ss.Oz; Ms. ASry J. aoo1 -. a trlsse. =
- 4fs. kEednk2 Dslzl0 osse0s. 80 ID.
". So Afs. Ailsa DaEiee -.
DrngElsIs' fhAaksEiEiIss OdeTinz-Ds0gs
- the s4i1c 0i SO ezco ffom Nils, Lacy
4 Dickinson, Peek Bros.. Wn. il. nDbs.
Geo. q. Stekstse. j. J. WasxD0Eg. al. a. +.
f1Um ~ a. Eseoti, s. each from - Z.
Messlaks saG 4 X. Niis0a.
Groceries and SandFies.-5o lbs. Of ham
aud / box clover cieaf goldfish, Eues Put
nam s. sDs Of r0zste3 eolies. ID. D. Cody,
, d0z cans Of c0fu. 2 dOx cans OF peas
dox. ezns OF pumpkia, +. bsrnasrS pro-
visions, lniyersallst co0Fcn. meat A. b
Ny xes; dry goods Noigt, herp0lsh.emeF q
Co; lafse quantities Of milk. Ars. 4 Cheney
/ doz. bottles vi medicine. Philip Best lve
ioaves 0f bread. fsrmentum CompresSed
Yeast Co; 1 ton OF -four for Distribution, y.
L. Avery; 1 turkey. a irend,' ! basket oi
apples and canned irnit. Mrs. Vim. ii An
deFson lhres mince pies, Afs l. ". Vol
cotis ! doz pairs 0i mstteGs, Afs. Nary J.
Wood reading matter. tie Misses Delsno
second -hsnd oloIhing. Mrs. Hugh Nc
| Doweil and Mrs. Long
We desire 10 thank the press Ter their re-
peAted ana frequent publishing of oni
| lsngthy lets and numerous nuoiAcaiioDs,
also clergy men aud Others, taking eaarse
religious services. ana the following
| physicians. having given their services 20
the Home: Drs. Boise. Kirkland, Schultz
and L. j. Whitfield.
IL any have failed TO receive thsnks due
them We wish they will write and MAKE tie
| correction, and we will gladly publish IL
with our next Acknowledgements
Mis-. N. {. RUSSELL.
| Ssc,N IL Il A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

Beard 81 Foi.es @aa Fzse ceznsaissiszse<s
sraas Ts<zsissl~a 90 A.


ss.Ed 81 Fos.es al Ftzs cezn saississexs
6raas Fsxzsi@sl~a 80 A.
TIE Baaz1 q fol4es AL Fire Coaniz-
nalzAisslefs aeii Esesuoz yesterday sflsr-
usen. witA . isiit 4a1ran ps-ssnE. rsp-
rsa~alasise ef ia claFp aRd ths sa'ton
steam Eifs Eakins cssapaales agpsAEsa
bsiozs the so4zd soiicilipg she ssls Ct a.
sDxies = tae eaty. fha matter as .A1sa
uaxer elEsssE1eal aaa Fa1sFT@1 - Ne ffesl-
deaf sad ths Co2kaittee o. PzopeEty 3ita
power - al
Ihs foIie.iag sScoaafs we're psssse. Il
4 T. il1M. supplies, t3se1, T. y. etu4leg
= ca. s8ppiles. ~ esals 5. A. A9fnal,
s1epiias. 5 ~ Wm. C4ftsF. s11sl1g 81 -
~ b. C1zasflef, striker fof i9ser Dslls 80 ~
~ bite, kflaaI i e., ss393.
The Co.'S mlites On kiAaaea 10 - nom ~-s
referred q vera aee0aats ior ne1sest treat
mens 81 Injured hfsmsn. reconl aasilsi~d tns
psy msBE OF ss5 - Doctor Perry cesasix,
sl82 - H. +. IhQm sDd 50 - A 4.
Stevens fFom oilt Ins funds IA t4e haads of
tas secretary. fsf sueb purp0ss. Ac0plen.
and ;hs Secretary directed g. turn over -
iDe fFeasarsE % ths fiFemen's ksli~I A..
sccIstlon the balance % such sasa ooAalsc
by the cil1ens.
The Conl.slistes GA Rules 20 Nh0aI Was
reieFfed tbs relasft Of the GFsao Rapids
fos1cs ksli-s an BeEehl Ass0elatlous t9E
permission 70 give a OeBeal bail February
~ ssd sell tickets tor tue sRine. recon-
nen0ef thai iesse DC granted toe sssocia-
tl0n 10 1--WE s4ia bail. the ely beng divided
into districts for that purpose. 50
teaz persons snAil not - solicited to paf-
cn4ss tickets by more than one member OF
tae force
la alaSing this recon meDdation tue con-
miItee Nsh q disuecgiy understood tnai
LbeY 90 30 only ia deierence ~ the custom
which has prevailed for some tlme III tho
department. and that they are fully satisfied
that the custom Is wrong. aud that II must
b. discontinued. while your eomnittee
fully realize The advantages aecrc.ng 20 The
members Of ths force from the Relief As
socisgi0n, sEt would be glad 10 assist the
as1ociation in accumulat!ng an ample fund
10 carry en- Is relief work. they are OF the
I opinioD that The fund must be accum usated
/ by assessment upon Its members or Oy soms
Other means which does not ia Tolve the so
liciling OF an or sale Of tickets by the mem
/ bers Of the force" Adopted.
The committee 10 whom was referred the
matter OF the revision OF the rnles govern
/ ing the Police Department reported tbs
same. which report was accepted and laic
1 on the table.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
More Time Granrea.

Judge Buriingame. Of the Superior Court.
granted twenty days more time in which to
settle the bill OF exceptions in the case OF
Mary Lsughlin against the Street Railway
Company. in which verdict was recently
rendered the complainant for 81, $50 dam
ages The bill OF exceptions IS one of the
largest documents of the kind ever brought
before tie Superior Court. IL contains 775
pages ot bound Typewriter copy. The
record of the trial which il also before the
court Is even more voluminous. beiay
bound in three volumes aud the pages o.
three axgrsxating HIS. The steEogrsph ic
and Typewriter work Is fr1m the Otfics OF
Ford & Bender and reHscts credit upon the
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

The Soldiers Home Is . place Of great
suistness tasss days. compared TO that Of a
few months $50. when the Old vets were
nals 20 Be out ot doors ard enjoy themselves
ia he groves. 0r On TIE banks Of Grand
River. Vow tAsy are housed up IN the
great building. Jet seem - os enjoying
themselves IN enc way OF smother. There
ers qHiis number IL The hospitals, some
81 'ife and Vii soeu - followed - their
Lass resting psSCe ~ their fsiiow comrades.
!, :. Little. the sUecisi nsted States cen
sion examiner. - aJ the home Csosinz up
The work sssignsa 81 bin ia the way of
icekinx 0ver ne parers 81 he vets Who
have 1eretolcre srptieo for = peasior. This
vcr< uas faaod ase.iea. owing ID toe DE- a.
eccHstoued ~ the Pension 6uresu IN snawer-
inx these re1uests. Hs completes his issors
IN a fc~ isvs. snd las alread7 iorwsriei =
porti0n Of nis reror-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
TALKING OF a COMPROMISE.
An Understanding Between Carlisle and
Randaii-Liberai Appropriations

An Understanding Between Cariisie and
Randaii--Liberai Appropriations.
CHICAGO, Dec. pa Washington special
to the Tribune says: The developments OF
the last few days go far to confirm the
statement made some time ago 70 the effect
that Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Randall have Sd
far come TO an understanding on the sub
ject of tariff reduction as TO make COM
paratively certain the passage OF bill
which, If it does not follow accurately the
lir marked out 10y the President, will in
the main effect the reforms which he re-
commends. A number OF prominent
Democratic Congressman have been
deyoting considerable time 10 the dis
cussion of the tariff subject since
the recess began. Mr.. Carlisle, whose time
is not wholly occupied with putting the
finishing touches 10 his committees has
been in conference with a number OF his
colleagues with what is generally regarded
as the most encouraging results. On every
side, however one hears talk of COM
promise. Mr. Carlisle Is an enthusiastic
champion of tariff reduction, but ne Is also
above all things u man OF sound sense, and
understands fully that half loaf is better
than no bread. He does not believe, how
ever, that it will be necessary 10 agree on
halt measures In shis matter, but is pre-
| pared to make substantial conces-
| sions in order 10 secure the pass
aye OF a bill which will effect a
reduction in the revenue. One hears little
talk OF any disposition of the surplus al
ready in the treasury. If means are taken
| TO prevent any material additions to the
| sum already In the vaults. ii Is not believed
that any harm: will result to the country at
large. The belisfis gaining ground that the
| appropriations authorized by the present
| Congress will be more generous than those
of previous years. There is a fair chance,
| too, that several Independent measures APP
| proprisiiDg large sums may pass al this
session. The Blair educational bill is the
most promising OF these measures, and is
looked upon ss as toierably sure of going
|
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Dox'r WAxr THEN RETuasRp.

Mr. Hutchinson of the War Sale. has de
cided 10 remain in Grand Rapids and go
into business, aud has sent in his resignation
a. mansger. The manufacturers have sc-
cepted bis resignation, but request that the
stock shall be closed cut here al soms price,
as they do not want the goods returned.
Mr. Hutchinson wall therefore make special
prices to every customer this week, and on
Monday morning next tie balance unsold
will be exposed a. auction and SOLD TO the
highest bidder without reserve. The OPP
pOrtunity of the season is now before the
purchasing public. and a call at the War
Store will convince all that the manufact-
gfers' wishes will be speedily carried out
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

Mrs. J. G. Weaham has Fecsi7ed notice Of
the death % her sisssr-in lsw. Mrs. Sophia
Bliss. who disd Of a cancer a. 40 p. m. on
Tuesday, at Wsshiagton. D. G.
Mrs Bliss ~ss former resident Of this
city. lady loved and honored for her 81
pegi0r cultare aud casgaing character and
her death vii be regretted ~ maay frieu s.
here as vel ss elsewhere. beF maiden
name va So9his Prentice and ths VS. ihs
vie of Dr. p. y. Bliss. = msn o. a8e
srny record as = surgeon. bat who after
wsrd silNnsd aael5Bs FepUtsaon as one
of Garfield sftepdin< p5ysieisas.
Sae leaves 4 husss1d. tH3 G81xhters sui
: son. ner casi1rsa assns asrriea ani resi-
dsnN ot N szhinEtan
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

a glosloGs optpsuFlag * beri.derang
soul-sarriag azaals1s all aFPsAr 81
s2itbs Opera He4se tsis essslnk. IN q
nDonumens of nlirtof1i features. t3s fos-
i0sins pscaliar sa& fascinating losal tzls-
nznss sia ana0Gstsaly aRmessal<ois saz-
pass snything ever produced Il he city
Alis. DoIlie kzlen. The bs~i.chipg c0een
d ths heavenly FsAlm. e&iis3 the esl
Slas L3-Ls performs the mgsf excroca4t-
lagiy ridiculous antics eo0eras sols
''Wiady Dave snogAsr fszlGre. The 0nis
knan ca earth who ever attempted al
dancing and nis success in tais Inc !.
marvellous. brsne 4sa .nstLF, equine ane
goat paradox. Sir ChAs. Foster, musician
AlenAaHdl bros. acroaslieS; n alter and
Grady. c0ssedians Prof nofayme. ths
wonder 0ldsaeGrx. jnxgler, TIE h0ltontot
tTio. Alfred Nelson. Ahee GTeaeon. Zaoy
Harry Astiey, 9osha johnson. Carroll aud
NarTsy aud ChaS- 6os1sn comprise ths
amateurs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
SUED FOR BEING HUMANE.
The Vice President of the Humane "a
eisty sued for s10o.

eisty sued for S1O0.
About week since John t. Elliott, vice
president OF the Humane Society, saw
man making an EFFORT 10 get 8 mule team
20 haul heavy load up FOuntain-st. hill.
The mules shoes were smooth aud when
the Bsrclay-st. crossing was reached ths
load got the better OF them and dragged
them backward several rods until the wagon
ran into the gutter at the side and stopped.
The team belonged TO John /. Cutler,
OF kell0ggville, and the driver
carried as p-rsnader TO instill power into
the mules. a stick some five feet in length
with = snsrp iron in the end OF il with
which he punched the animals. This gOad
Mr.. Elliott took from, the driver and re-
fused 10 return il. M. Elliott thougLd Mr.
Cutler would be pleased 10 know that he
saved his team from abuse. but. on the con-
trary. Cutler wrote To Mr.. Elliott recently
telling him be could send him one dollar
for that stick OF be sued for damages. Mr..
Elliott paid no attention TO the threat and
yesterday he was served with a summons
20 appear before Justice Walsh on the 7lh
Of January IN q suit for 500 damages
brought by Ar. Cutler. The case is likely
10 be an interesting one. MAher & FelkeT
will appear for Mr.. Elliott.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

a Great Improvement in Quality-Expor
Figures fI onl the State Department.

a Great Improvement in Quality-Export
Figures fs onl the State Department
WAshINeroA, Dec. 29.-in q report TO the
Department OF State upon the Australian
wool clip for 1856 81. G.. w. Grifen. United
States Consul at sgd ney, states the remark
sole feature In connection with the clip is
the decided improvement in the quality of
I he fleece over that of the previous season.
The total number of bales exported from all
the colonies during the yesr ended May 81
last was l,161, ,574, against l, ,ll2, l72 for the
corresponding period of the previous year
The wool exports of tue Australaslsn
colonies to the United Kingdom during
the first four months of the present year
amounted 10 2l7,1l2 l9T pounds, against
2I3 III 593 pounds for the correspond ng
period of 1856. The increase in quantity
WAS far surpassed by the increase ia value.
Ine value OF the shipments OF Australian
woods TO the United Kingdom during the
first tour months OF 1oS! was $3S, ,46l, 730,
while tbat of the same period IN 1856 was
only Sal. .356. 800. The shipments for the
month OF April amounted TO sis, $4,000
against 81 40. $50 for the same month
last year. The direct wool ex-
port TO the United States has been
very small. The absence of the usual
number OF American buyers was noticed at
all the colonial sales. especially at Sydney
and Adelaide. The few that were preeeat
showed no disposition 10 bid against the
French aud German buyers for the kinds Of
wool desired for the American market
Indeed, the only effect of the presence Of
the Americans vas, perhaps, 20 excite the
competition between the Continental buy
ers. " hich vas throughout sharp snd keen.
and formed the n4aipstay Of TIE market
The only direct shipments 70 America
~ A Eata A.st.
and l60 bales frsm Sydney. The total num-
Der OF sheep IL Australia for the present
year amounts to SL0Oo0, against IS .zl2, :
Ug8 Tor 1856
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED.
Charles Betke AppIesls To the Police ts
Secure His Watch.

NHdfAcs Dcthe AppteSAs I'd tue EoAICe 10
Secure His Watch.
The officers st Police Headquarters were
kept quite busy yesterday afternoon with a
larceny case. Early in the day Charles
Betke called there aad informed Superin-
tendent Smith that be had been plucked of
a watch and some cash. He said: 'Ol.
Tuesday evening called at the European
Hotel. asked for little liquor and after
wards met a young lady there. We had
some conversation which finally resulted
in an agreement TO spend the evening to-
gether. 1 remained there that night but
CO arising in the morning found / was
minus q watch which l had
placed under my pillow. in
formed the proprietor and insisted on
being recompenssd. The girl said she was
married si5c had come there TO stay while
her husband was out of the city" The mat
ter was placed in the hands OF Detective
Cast who lister during the dav arrested
Nat Watson on suspicion of larceny and he
was locked up. Other attaches of the house
say that Betse came there intoxicated and
vas put 10 bed. ne having had no watch at
all and consequently was not robbed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Father a ud SON

Yesterday Frank Y. Green entered the
Grand Rapids Business College. He is the
son OF John Green, who graduated from
this well-known institution ol learning In
1865, being the fourth or hftn pupil who
entered the school. This is only one OF II
number oi similar cases Hhere the son has
followed IN the footsteps of his father and
availed himself of the privilege offered OF
securing complete business education.
Marshall \. Lawson, of Rochester. Mich,
also entered the college Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
A Rsaasgfa1 gffs

Mss Stella sessions. wiso 8as eesn ssri-
ousiy ili fsr s1nae tins past sa8 i Bow re-
e.ssaat cabises g-zad pianc. ntsecfsctarssi
By knaAs e Co. sf Bzftinore. Tie 5esizn
and .he wasds were esosen By Pref Ses-
sc@s tAe l'sstrnnent o<l1E aaae 70 hs
crrfsr. Il vas the in-eatlen thzt cn ths
csiet of tae pis8e t1e > sses Sessfoas
would receive faesr friends teTnsisT. n1t
ta4 szs$re I ress - Hiss SgsfIa has rendered
IL fre rasslefs IseT So - - ko1se ~
fs<usaliy. 70 shsr f1ea4s sasn thss csr
cA4k
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
knight. Of Prshla. omoers.

Eureka Lodge. Knights OF Pythlas held
its annual meeting last evening and elected
the following officers tor the ensuing year:
Past Chancciior. A. r. Knovlson; Cnsncel-
lor Commander. Joseph Jameson; Vice
CoancelioF, II. F. HuDtley. Prelate. c. L.
Harvey. Master Of Excksqusr. G. L. Ward.
Keeper OF Records and seals, Chas. E.
keIssy. Nssser-ss-Arms, n. NJ. Amsden;
Representative TO Grand Lodge. T.. K.
Parks, Altsrnsts. A. b. Knowison; Trus-
tees. e. 5. Wykes, W. IL. Loomis, ;.
Wssss.iRs These officers will bs installed
next Thursday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

Deputy Sheriff Scslly performed one Of
his usual clever captures yesterday. He had
been informed that msu named Lewis
Chapman was wanted a. kslanszoo to an
s~sr charge Of burglary aud larceny. be-
iievipg he was IN The city. the oliicer vent
30 Sseets h0tei and registered as a hotel
man from Auskegssn. and soon sitter nlssie
an appointment throux "a bis aides to meet
tae msn ws1ssd. The ruse worked. and
Chscmsa walked into the trap sec for him.
Sheriff aoafsgge. Of Kalamazoo. was then
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

THE LosGEsI WoBD ~ THE DICTIONARY
is Incompetent To communicate the mex
presslole satisfaction and lnc0mpTehensl0le
consequences resulting from judiclous All
minislration OF DIR. PieIce's iasorite Pre-
scripuon, preparation designed especially
for the SPECIFY relief and permanent cure OF
all Female Weaknesses, Nervousness and
diseases peculiar 10 tie iernale sex. The
only remedy tor woman's peculiar ills, sold
by druggists, under ! positive guarantees. 10
give satisfaction. See guarantee on wrap
per Of bottle. This guarantee has been
faithfully carried out for many years by the
prODfietors
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

A vsry plssznt sieighrids sBd prorressivs
pedro party we're enjoyed ls.s night BY q
party Of shous fortT persons ~ho wsre en-
sertsiaed At Dr. K. II. Stevens residences on
south Iivisicn-st The first cf toe ladies'
prizes wss Won bv Mrs. A G. Sekeu and sae
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
IKrEREs rED PEorLE.

Advertising q patent medicine In the
peculiar way in which the proprietor OF
kemp's Balssm. for Coughs and Colds. does
il is indeed wonderful lie authorizes w.
IL. Tibbs. Druggist, 10 give those who call
for il sample bottle tree. that they may
Try il before purchasing. The Large Bottles
are soc and 81 GO. We certainly would ad
wise trial. h may save you from con-
sumption.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
THREATENING coal FAMINE.
LsuisyiIis in sore ssrsits for want ef
supply Of R1sI

Louisville In soFe straits TOR Asnt ef q
supply OF ssI
LorrsvTIIr. ny, Dec. z9.--Ths cosl stu
aden ia Louisville IS alarming. The river;
20 which the people have been looking for
relief Is still falling sud ffsezing sa5 moth
ing can be expected now iram that quarter.
lhe railroads are asiax Al trey caa, b. lt
IS Imp0ssieie fer then 10 sagpiy fos de-
msn3. vnfca IS er0T.uE isr1sr as The
weather gro~s casieT. There IS aaea suf.
lesinS among Tue pe9r, aad the etsfiia-
&c sssCcislio1s 2re - despair. I've or
three ds14 erieS s8d several factories ba ye
alrs4dg ea1f doru for isek a. fact sad il
is probable thss 9tbers Vii b fores1 a. fas
sane extremity. With lsss th&n SO
busbels 81 Goa CO hand. and = eocsans isr.
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even 6aoEef of safsriax foT those shc
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